"a faraway, gently freaky folk gem that nods to the sixties, but which has a timeless quality that will still sound good in '86."

"It's a disarming & charming, lopsided folk listen from an amiable-sounding bunch, & if you're in need of some relatable, quietly kooky music company, then knock on their studio door."

"whilst the hazy, pleasantly woozy acoustic setting suggests you too should choose an alternative path."

"A singular EP of ambient leaning alt-folk"

"a mighty fine, mildly theatrical, shadowy slice of lysergic alt-pop rock with genuine craft"

"a fine album that sits happily between folk, electronic, dream pop and 60s sun kissed surfing psychedelic music"

"It's a fine and fanciful slice of lysergic alt-pop"

"a five minute trip down outsider folk rock memory lane, a fine album farewell, and another suggestion that these local heroes deserve a bit of wider attention."

"a new strain of acid-balladry that flickers between lucidity, flashback squelchiness & the downright visionary"

"serotonergic hallucinogen induced new age of new age trance states at the Not Not Fun ashram"

South East London soul boys Jonny Drop & Andrew Ashong light one up & dream of 60s Californian counter culture & sunnier studio locations. Propelled by unhurried beats & hammock swinging grooves, layer on layer of THC soaked atmospherics shine through the speakers carrying Ashong's good natured brand of celestial soul that should turn even the most reluctant spring day into summer. Credits: Written, arranged and produced by Jonny Drop & Andrew Ashong Mixed by Jonny Drop Hor